pforge publishes a Deno and TypeScript bridge for MCP servers

pforge released its initial Deno/TypeScript bridge, providing a typed interface for building MCP servers with a Rust-backed implementation.

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The bridge exposes MCP-server construction from Deno and TypeScript. Its release positions native Rust functionality behind a type-safe JavaScript-family developer interface.

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Lower-friction MCP development could broaden the range of web and server-side applications that expose governed tools to AI agents.

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https://github.com/paiml/pforge/releases

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